Football Camp Notes and Early Practice Reports
Correll football camp attendees gathered for a lecture and chalkboard talk with Drets excused from play against the Wolverines. Michigan added new players while changes to the lineup were expected after tomorrow's first full practice of the week. Army prepares for a final period of prep with Navy looming, as Notre Dame game lessons influence drills and strategy. Yale reports a limited scrimmage with only three regulars, highlights include a 30 yard run by Waffle and a 5 yard dash by Head Coach Tad Jones observing from the sideline.
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Michigan to Win on Rutgers Kick Anticipated
Michigan coach Vout aims to beat Rutgers by exploiting the new kick. Trials show progress as Michigan plans to use improved method against Cornell and Pennsylva na with Sparks and Sharpe healthy for Ithaca. Notre Dame and Ohio State notes follow with injuries, schedules, and team momentum shaping the season.
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Aggies Face Utah For Mountain Grid Championship
Denver 15 not in rage after Denver University loss opens race. Utah travels to Fort Collins on November 18 to clash with the farmers, aiming to claim the title if Colorado defeats Mines next Saturday. The table shows season scores with Colorado College leading in conference totals and Utah ranking third.
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Americans Prove Able to Compete With European Trackstars
New York report from November details the American track and field team’s strong showing abroad. Fred Murray of Olympic Club San Francisco claimed three firsts in 13 events, Joe Loowls of Lig taga A A excelled in sprints and jumps with five wins, Robert Simpton of the Siespert Agricultural team placed top four in multiple events, Ted Meredith, formerly of the University of Pennsylvania, scored in seven middle distance races, and Andy Ward of Chicago A A tallied two firsts and a third in four starts. The four-man relay Loomis Murray Simpson Ward won all seven races.
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Army Leads In List Of Stars After Weekend Scores
New York, Nov. 7. Heavy scoring across many games last Saturday reshapes the leaders in individual and team scoring. Southern and western teams rise to top in total points, overtaking eastern powers, with a Western player at the United States Military Academy leading in the national star list. Oliphant of the Army squad has ten touchdowns, seventeen goals and one field goal, placing him among top scorers.
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College grid results and scoring leaders noted
Gariah falls to second as Notre Dame, with Cofall third and McCrelacht fourth, in a tight Eastern race led by Cornell and Brown players. Georgia Tech leads with 39 points in three games, while Penn State and Buckeye State teams push toward the mark. Runs for touchdowns record holders include Renneselaer Poly, Oliphant Army, Beck Penn Beate, and Whiting Marietta among others as leading teams and players are listed.
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Ben Hogan Leaves Estate of 58009 Dollars
Chicago on November 6 reports former prize fighter Ben Hogan who once fought Tom Allen for the heavyweight title left an estate valued at $58,000.
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Utah House Joint Resolution Six Proposed Tax Amendment
The document details a proposed amendment to the Utah Constitution, outlining taxation changes. It cites two-thirds legislative approval, preservation of public revenue from property taxes, and rules on taxation of land, mines, and certain properties. It quotes sections proposing revenue stability, debt payment, exemptions, and implementation by voter approval. It records official certification by Secretary of State David Mattson and timestamps from 1911.
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Fate of Tinker to Be Decided Next Monday
Chicago American and National League baseball clubs may name a new manager next week. The National League meeting will determine whether Joe Tinker is retained or replaced. American League officials expect time to choose, with Comiskey arranging a two week Wyoming trip, delaying the decision.
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